The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-20
COLLEGE LIFE Is OVER.
FREEDOM FOR MANY JOLLY LADS
AND LASSES.

Baccalaureate Sermons at Rutgers
Princeton, Harvard, Bowdoin, Wellss
and Massachusetts Agricultural Coll
lege, and the Rochester Military
Institution Mrs. Cleveland Review.
ing Scenes at Wells.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N J., June 19.--Ths
class of 'S7 of Rutgers College received its
parting spiritual instruction this evening
from Rev. d. Waters, of the North Rec
formed Church, Newark, who delivered ths
baccalaureate sermon to the alumni under
graduates, and a throng Of the towns
people, in the First Reformed Church Of
this city. His text was Say not thou
what is the cause that former days were
better than these, for thou dost not enquire
wisely concerning the matter. "-Eocl. vii, 10
PRINoEToN's 's7 CLASS.
PRINCETON, N. j., June l9.--Marquand
Chapel was this morning crowded with the
relatives and friends OF the class of 's7, as
well as the lower classes. President McCosh
preached the baccalaureate sermon, taking
FOR his text Acts xvii, IS.
HARVARD BOYS LEARN OF DISCIPLINE.
BosToN, MASS, June 19.-Prof F. @.
Peabody, of Harvard College, today de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon, taking
for his text Matthew, viii, S-9 THE Gem
turion answered and said, Lord l am NOT
worthy that thou shouldst come under my
roof, but speak the word only and my ser.
want shall be healed, for ] am man under
authority having soldiers under me and
| say to this man go, and hA
goeth, and to another come, and he
coneth, and to my servant do this, and he
doeth it, When Jesus heard it he mar
yelled and said to them that followed,
Verify | say unto you, have not found 50
great faith, no, not in Israeli" From this
the preacher entered upon an interesting
sermon, in which the subject of obedience
10 superior authority was clearly dwelt
upon and the subject Of discipline thor
oughly discussed.
IN PINK AND WHITE AT WELLS.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 19.-The com.
mencement at Wells College. Aurora, N. Y,
began this evening, whe- the baccalaureata
sermon was delivered at the Presbyterian
church by DIR. Edward S. Frisby, President
of the college His subject was "The re-
sponsibility of the educated in view of thc
opportunity of the present day" The
church was packed. Mrs Cleveland was
present and also attended divine services in
the morning at the same church when Dr..
j. T. Wells, the pastor, preached before tha
college girls and the cadets of the military
hNduoiiJ'
REVIEWING OLD SCENES.
Mrs. Cleveland is looking in excellent
health, and is evidently having a very en-
ioyable visit. Her time is spent in visiting
with her old friends, strolling about tbs
grounds of the college, which Is her alma
mater, with an occasional ride to and from
the depot and the dock in the college bus.
AN AGRICULTURAL QUESTION.
AMHERT, MASS, June 10. The bacca-
laureate sermon was delivered at the Mas
sachusetts' Agriculturfs College, today, by
Rev. Charles s. Walker, professor of mems
tai and political science His text was,
Matthew vii, IL, How much then is man
better than Sheep
HoNoRs FOR THE BowDoIN BOYS
BRUNSWICK, Me, June 19.-President
William Dewitt Hyde delivered the bacca~
laureate sermon before the graduating class
of the Bowdoin College In the Congrega
tional church this evening.